RSBN?

[=4c=Nikola]

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Edited January 29, 2015 by =4c=Nikola

[ruddy122]

Check out these forum threads which will help

 

http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=131041

 

http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=129245&page=5

 

Bottom Line is that the line is the top of the arrow and the circle is the tail.

 

RSBN is similar to a VOR/DME since the MiG-21 Nav system provides Azimuth and DME

 

Hope this helps

 

Cheers

[Tetra]

3K is double lines = head

[Fishbreath]

I'm not familiar enough with civilian flight sims (or flight) to know much about VOR navigation, but here's how I think about it. The fat end of the ЗК needle references the station in all circumstances. If you're flying outbound, the thin end of the needle represents your desired radial (so the head is pointing at the station). Inbound, the fat end represents the desired radial.

 

That squares with how the flight director directs, and with how the localizer needle works.

[GUMAR]

 

Additionally, I noticed there's no a blind cone above RSBN station you can see when you fly over VOR station.

 

I understand that's two different devices and technologies, that's why I ask is there an operational difference.

The blind cone radius is equal to height of it, approx. And Yes, RSBN, is same as TACAN, so it must be same as VOR\DME. And we have here many bugs catched.

[mpdugas]

Tnx, I was unaware of Russian section of MIG-21Bis forum.

 

I use Chrome to get a fair instant translation to my native language...